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GMC V6 and V12 Engines Engine repair and rebuilding

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Old December 12th, 2018, 04:13 PM
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The "V6" stamped valve covers came out in 1972, it was corporate thing, roughly the same time Oldsmobile valve covers went blank on their Rocket V8 and no longer said Oldsmobile. Prior to 72 V6 engines used in larger GMC trucks just had blank value e co era with a sticker saying High Torque. With the "V6" stamped valve conversion 72it was one fits all that eliminated stamping two separate type of valve covers
Sorry O meant prior to 72 Chevrolet trucks using the V6 had blank covers with the High Torque sticker.
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Old December 12th, 2018, 06:49 PM
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I'll buy that! I remember seeing 'V6' valve covers on a Chevy, assumed it was a '66 or '67. Then again, maybe it had a new engine somewhere along the way.

I knew a guy years ago that had a 1971 GMC TDH 3301 'baby' New Look transit bus with a DH478 in it. Valve covers were stamped 'V6', but the right side one had the oil filler cab right at the front. Never saw that valve cover before or since.

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Old December 19th, 2018, 06:01 AM
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Now I am extremely jealous right now. That thing will be a beast.
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